WEBVTT THEY ARE STARTING TO DWINDLE,THAT IS GOOD NEWS, BUT THEPROCESS WILL TAKE SEVERAL WEEKS.DEBRIS ACROSS FOLSOM LAKE FLOATSAND STACKS, PROVIDING OBSTACLESFROM THE SHORELINE TO THE DOCKAND BEYOND.>> HITTING ALONG, I WOULD GOFLYING, SCREWUP THE JET SKI, GETHURT.WHO KNOWS.MAX: THE CLEANUP IS ON AND THEREIS A LOT TO BE DONE.DARRELL WHITMAN SLOWLY GLIDESACROSS FOLSOM LAKE, COLLECTINGDEBRIS ON THIS TUG BOAT, LIKE HEDID 11 YEARS AGO, THE LAST TIMEA LARGE-SCALE DEBRIS CLEAN UPWAS NEEDED.>> WE SWEEP THE LAKE WITH THEBOOM, CATCHING THE DEBRIS IN THEBOOM ITSELF, PULL IT BACK IN ANDUNLOAD IT.MAX: FRONTLOADERS THEN GRAB THEDEBRIS, MOVE UP THE PARKING LOTAND STACK IT HERE, BEFOREGETTING CHIPPED AND HAULED OFF.>> WE'LL PROBABLY DO THAT TWO ORTHREE TIMES.THERE'S THAT MUCH WOOD OUT HERE.MAX: FOLSOM LAKE STATE PARKSUPERINTENDENT RICHARD PRESTONHOPES THE MAJORITY OF IT CAN BECOLLECTED BY MEMORIAL DAY WHENTHE BEACHES AND LAKE FILL WITHPEOPLE.>> THERE ARE SOME VERY LARGELOGS, AND IF YOU ARE TO STRIKETHAT WITH ANY KIND OF SPEED, ITCOULD BE DEVASTATING TO THE BOATAND THE PEOPLE INSIDE.MAX: BUT DARRELL SAYS IT'S MORELIKELY TO BE MID OR POSSIBLYLATE JUNE BEFORE HE AND HIS TEAMCALL IT QUITS.>> THERE'S A LOT OF WOOD ALONGTHAT SHORELINE.WE HAVEN'T EVEN GONE OVER THEREYET.MAX: THEY'LL NEED TO TACKLE 75MILES OF SHORELINE IN WHAT MIGHTAMOUNT TO 7,000 TONS OF DRIEDDEBRIS WHEN ALL IS SAID AND DONE